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49, - 5ins1 oy Mis- C4rs.s Parrish. They
leave NsN YORK tor Liverpool ea l-a tfh VI
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gland -eotlaad aed Southern Germany.
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the homes Of TIE poets
Taat charming W0n.sn aud lovely singer.
Cora Miller Dtiss. j. the guest ~ oe er mother
Ms DzVia Miller. Of iae irsips. Mrs
Gelss. better known 10 1rsnl kApltans IS
Cora r. Miller, j. nov living IA Boston,
though her girlnoei DAYS were speli here.
She Is LOOKING aud feeling well. saEe Tor a
slight cold which she says ole aiNays feels
on coming to Michigan. her husband. Ar-
Fritz Deise. who i considered The unesi
'celllst la the world. ls nov connected Win
the Knelsal Qdsrtette and the Boston
SYMPHONY Orchestra.
recent concert given by the SYMPHONY
Orchestra IA Philadelphia. the Press says
Mr.. Guise played De SWert Concerto
saperbly. Ills cello in the tirsl place, j. an
instrument 20 delight in, is tone > 50 mel
low so free from the nasal quality some
times heard. No technical dihculty stands
in his way but he masters All intricacies
with perfect ease. The work IS beautiful
though bristllng with passages of extraOr-
dinATy difficulty Mr.. Guise was also re-
wsrded with enthusiastic applause
Mr. Guise expects 10 remsin IN the city
until the last Of May.
g. f. Mitchell and Miss Anna Baird were
married on Thursday al the residence OF the
brides mother on South DiyisiOn-st Rev.
r. c. Crawford performed the marriage
ceremony after which the happy couple
LEFT for their future hOWe in Muskegon.
Their large circle Of friends add to the bridal
gifts which were ruany and handsome,
sincere congratulations and good wishes.
Mrs A. j. Apgar left last night for Cold
water. called there by the serious illness OF
her mother.
Miss Della Hester of Cass-st, is visiting
friends IN Chicago and viii spend the sum
mer al Minneapolis.
Mrs. Chas. p. Ra,hbun goes soon to spend
about a month with Mr.. Rsthbun's father
In the country.
Samuel Sinclair is the guest OF his aunt,
Mrs r. +. Sinclair Of East fultOn-st.
Charles w. Mills is in New Orleans. and
will come TO Grand Rapids for visit soon
Mrs. Morris and daughter Adele. are
again az home In the brown stone mansion
on the heights of Cherry-st.
Miss Marie Van Zandt having returned
from her Eastern trip, is again guest at
Sweets Hotel.
win and Fred Wurzburg and Zach. Aid
rich leave two weeks from tomorrow for
New York. and will sail about June for
Europe, TO remain during the Summer.
Mr. aad Mrs. J. D. Lacy will return from
New Orleans next week.
Miss Jennie Ford, residing at 223 Jeffer-
son-st., received her young friends yesterday
afternoon and evening, it being ner twelfth